English Language · English Literature
The term 'denouement' (unravelling) in the context of dramatic plot structures refers to:
- 1The plot's juncture where the discovery is left upon the supernatural to be revealed.
- 2The plot's complication in the rising action of the tragedy.
- 3The plot's unravelling where the action takes a turning point towards the resolution for good or ill.✓
- 4The plot's beginning from where the action requires nothing to be known of earlier occurrences.
Correct answer
The plot's unravelling where the action takes a turning point towards the resolution for good or ill.
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